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GEBE’s Engine 19 back in operation | THE DAILY HERALD

November 4, 2024

GEBE’s Engine 19  back in operation | THE DAILY HERALD
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GEBE mechanics

CAY BAY--Utilities company GEBE has announced that its Engine 19 is now back in operation.

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Engine 19

GEBE Mechanics with Engine 19.

The company said that after a period of downtime to resolve a crankshaft issue, Engine 19 is now fully restored and once again providing 10.5MW energy to the power grid. GEBE said this reinforces its commitment to delivering stable energy to the community of St. Maarten.

“We extend our deepest thanks to the entire NV GEBE team for their months of unwavering dedication, and a special appreciation to our talented mechanics who managed the complex crankshaft repairs and maintenance with remarkable skills,” said GEBE. “This achievement reflects the resilience and hard work of our dedicated team, whose efforts have made it possible for Engine 19 to return to our fleet. We are incredibly grateful to each team member for their commitment to excellence.”

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Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/gebes-engine-19-back-in-operation

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